how do you measure 100 mg of this stuff?-- i am anewbie to this
16433
I called the company. They pointed out to me that there is measurement info on the bag it comes in. 100 mg is 1/16 of a teaspoon.
16434
You are going to use a whole 100 mg for what ? These are metric type measures.............
16435
One teaspoon is approx. 5 GRAMS. Each Gram contains 1000 milligrams. Therefore one teaspoon is equivalent to approx. 5000 milligrams. 100 mg is approx 1/50 of a teaspoon. Basically a very small amount. I had to look that up too when I purchased this also, hope it helps.
16436
There is a chart on the package. 1 teaspoon = 2499 mg. Do you only want to take 100mg at a time?
1022644
Yes, This scale reads grams by hundredths ,0.1 that's lovest reading 100 mg.
1761240
.1 gram is one decigram,so yes. It has been accurate to .001 g for me (milligram)
1497299
According to the package there are 113 "slightly rounded" 1/2 tsp servings in a 250g bag. I take a level 1/2 tsp per day so perhaps that will provide you with a fairly accurate way to guess at the servings per container :-). Because I don't like the taste of product, I fill size 0 capsules and take it that way. I can tell you for sure that there is almost exactly a quarter teaspoon of magnesium powder in each capsule. I was surprised at that. Even with the added cost of the capsules....approx 8 mils each...in my opinion it's absolutely the best way to take the stuff....less hassle, easy to take along on trips, no taste. Hope this helped. According to the package there are 113 "slightly rounded" 1/2 tsp servings in a 250g bag. I take a level 1/2 tsp per day so perhaps that will provide you with a fairly accurate way to guess at the servings per container :-). Because I don't like the taste of product, I fill size 0 capsules and take it that way. I can tell you for sure that there is almost exactly a quarter teaspoon of magnesium powder in each capsule. I was surprised at that. Even with the added cost of the capsules....approx 8 mils each...in my opinion it's absolutely the best way to take the stuff....less... » Read More According to the package there are 113 "slightly rounded" 1/2 tsp servings in a 250g bag. I take a level 1/2 tsp per day so perhaps that will provide you with a fairly accurate way to guess at the servings per container :-). Because I don't like the taste of product, I fill size 0 capsules and take it that way. I can tell you for sure that there is almost exactly a quarter teaspoon of magnesium powder in each capsule. I was surprised at that. Even with the added cost of the capsules....approx 8 mils each...in my opinion it's absolutely the best way to take the stuff....less hassle, easy to take along on trips, no taste. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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Hello Dee, Those spoons measure teaspoons only -- and they are not precise at that either. To measure grams you need a scale. Your package should have instructions of how many grams AND how many teaspoons are needed for a daily dose. The relationship between grams and teaspoons (the density) is different for every material. In a nutshell: Don't use those spoons. Get a better set of spoons (from the drugstore) if you can figure out how many teaspoons you need. Otherwise, buy a milligram scale from Amazon for about $12.
2237742
64 mg of Cavacrol and Thymol, not sure the exact measurement of each individually.
2015267
unknown guess you can see ounces and call or email manufacturer to see how much in metered dose
1100695
There should be a scoop buried in the powder in the container. I ran out of the powder so I can't measure how much is in a scoop. I use 1/2 of what they say.
1016382
Fill the drop spoon with exactly the stuff you want to measure, then weigh the amount. That's the most reliable way to find out.
1949429
No, cannot measure in milligrams! For that you need to get yourself a scientific scale suitable for the chemistry labs.
1771895
100gm, at least that what it says on the bottle. Don't waste your money though, the stuff is worthless. As a matter of fact, I have 1.5 bottles you can have!
1447809
See instructions on http://www.ehow.com/how_8699021_convert-serrapeptase-iu-mg.html
307652
It's a little bit awkward to figure dosages with this bulk form. There is no scoop inside the bag. On the front are listed standard measuring spoon amounts in milligrams. 1/4 tsp = 780 mg. 1/16 tsp = 190 mg. So 1000 mg would be somewhere near the two of these.
1948814
100-300mg I think! Ya its 200 as someone already has written and thays what I was thinking(edit)
426591
Yup. I usually use it to measure grams, but it seems to also measure to the milligram fairly well. If you have to be super accurate you may want to also purchase a calibration weight.
264884
1/4 tsp is ~600mg this is based on the TMG I had before which was made from beets. This is a synthetic and I don't know if there is a difference but I still use this as a measurement.
1190616
You would need to go through a lab to get the exact amount. With this kit you follow a color chart and compare to the EPA standard